MediaWeb PACS: Launch from Dental4Web

MediaWeb PACS is launched directly from Patient pages in D4Web.

Launch Imaging Icon

1. Click the navigation menu > Patients > Charting/3D Charting/Perio/Treatment Plan or Treatment pages
   
2. Click the tooth icon or select from available list if you have more than 1 imaging system
   
3. This will launch MediaWeb PACS

Flashing Icon

1. Flashing icon is found in the 2D or 3D Charting / Perio / Treatment Plan / Treatment / Invoices / Receipts / Letters & Documents pages
2. If the patient has X-rays present, the X-rays images link icon will flash.
   
3. Click on this flashing icon to launch MediaWeb PACS
   

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